Showing posts with label purple. Show all posts
Showing posts with label purple. Show all posts

Friday, 17 April 2020

Autumn Planting April Update - Snow Peas and Purple Garlic Shoots Emerging Autumn 2020

The long awaited moment had come. Most of the snow peas have sprouted and reached a good height. We had to rush and tied them to the pole with soft plant ties because of the strong wind in Melbourne 2 days ago. See my post here on making your own soft plant ties. 


The soft plant ties provide the much needed support while holding the plants gently and allowing them some space to grow thicker and taller.

On another note, the purple garlic bulbs that were planted a week ago are now showing their shoots.

This is my second attempt at growing garlic bulbs. I'm hopeful it will have higher success chance this time as I'm using this garden bed with soft soil. 

Sunday, 12 April 2020

Weeknight Harvest, Beans, Parsley, Broccolini, and Tomato

Another weeknight harvest, we are definitely blessed this year as this garden provided us with ongoing supply of vegetables. This time we harvested green and purple beans, parsley, broccolini and tomatoes.

I can't remember what I cooked them with. I usually prepare and freeze a small amount of mince of meat for weeknight dinner. I would thaw them and reheat them on the stove with the vegetables from the garden.

Wednesday, 1 April 2020

Purple Beans Harvest

My Purple Beans finally ready to harvest!
They're so chunky and pretty.

As I was picking them I saw the bean vine actually climbed up my neighbour's tree!! Eek!! 

What a rigorous climber. There were actually beans up that tree. I managed to pull down the vine gently and trailed them across the trellis.

The harvest for dinner that night. And some tomatoes too.

Nature Flower Arrangement - Flowering Nasturtium Trellis Border

The Nasturtium trellis is flowering. They look so pretty. This is what I see when I look out the window to my backyard. I can't believe ...